The service is great, the free coffee and tea all day ling in the 7th floor, availabile for all the guests is great. There are enough towels, the shower is perfect. There is water bottle in the room, which is something that not all the hotels give.

A modern, stylish hotel in a convenient location. Reception staff are friendly and helpful, and the lobby is super-stylish. Our room was spacious and comfortable- although we didn’t like the open bathroom with only a curtain dividing it from the bedroom end. The shower has an opaque section but otherwise the bathroom has a large clear window overlooking the street . As we were on the first floor this felt a little too open!! The shower itself is very good though! There are no coffee making facilities in the room but a really lovely top floor lounge with fantastic views, where you can have lovely free coffee, and some snacks that you can purchase. Breakfast is to order and very good. We had poached eggs, pane con tomate and avocado on toast, as well as fruit and granola over our two mornings. Excellent gluten free toast (and sour dough toast!) and very lovely oat cappuccinos. My only issue with breakfast was that even b though we were told we could order unlimited amounts from the menu, but in practice this needs to be done at once from the waitress as there was only one, and she was very busy! s!

Excellent location, 10 minute walk from S bahn station. Walking distance to all Berlin sights. Well set out room with everything you need. Coffee etc available on top floor 24 hours of the day, as well as an honesty bar. Big shower. Welcoming staff. Freshly made food for breakfast from the cafe on the ground floor.

I mainly chose this location and this hotel by suggestion from a coworker. After reading through the reviews I decided to book and it did not disappoint!! Location wise you couldn't be anywhere better especially as a first time visitor. It was my first time in Berlin and it was so easy to travel to anywhere. You're right in the heart of shopping, good food, great cafes and it's very safe to walk at night. Staff was professional, rooms were spacious and clean, and the top floor where you can pick up snacks/drinks had a beautiful view. Wifi was fast too. The only shout is there's construction happening at the end of the road where the hotel is located so for any Uber or taxi pickup, just be wary they can only stop up until the construction. Not a major inconvenience at all as it's less than several feet away but just a heads up. I wouldn't let it get in the way of booking!

We had a fantastic stay at Hotel Casa Camper! The location is perfect, close to everything we needed and easy to get around. The staff was incredibly nice and helpful throughout our stay, always ready to assist with a smile. The breakfast was very complete, offering a wide variety of delicious options to start the day right. Our room was quiet and comfortable, allowing us to relax fully after a day of exploring. We particularly loved staying on the seventh floor – the views and atmosphere were amazing. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area

Spent a few nights at the Casa in Nov 2024, an excellent hotel, I had a great stay. Great city central location, easy walk Clean, funky, stylish, organised Super great sauna & gym for relaxing after a long day An excellent front desk manager, Fabio, he's top - helpful, knowledgeable and always there when needed. Thank you. Can highly recommend this place - I'll be back.

Great a la carte breakfest. Very friendly and helpfull staff. The hotel has a very nice location for sightseeing. It is located in Mitte close to u-bahn, shops, bars and restaurants. The room was modern and clean, it was more spacious then expected.

Camper Hotel is such an excellent location of Mitte - close to so many trains, boutiques, great food as well as big brands. Wonderful and comfortable modern rooms that's reflective of their brand. Great value for the price too! We got a corner room which is awesome and has a good view of the bustling streets below.

We booked this hotel to base ourselves in for the Euro 24 tournament. Lovely hotel in a fab location with lots of restaurants and bars nearby. The room was spacious with a great shower. Loved the top floor with the views and snacks and drinks. Will definitely stay here again.

Recently, I stayed in this hotel for 6 nights. I knew that the hotel operated differently from the other hotels, but, I was surprised with the room's structure. Especially, I love the location of the shower room and the restroom. And the rooftop floor reflects their philosophy of operating. They focused on the guests' autonomy. There are not many things to eat in the rooftop bar, but the guests can bring things they bought from the outside freely. This hotel pursued minimalism. I love this hotel and stay there again. Also, I recommend eating breakfast at least once.

The hotel is excellent, very well located and really nice. just a few negative points : the telephon was not working to book the sauna (you have to call the reception before in order to be able to go there 15 minutes after because for energy saving reasons they don't keep it working during the day). Not very practical when you have to go first from your room to the recetption to ask it. then, the breakfast is quiet good but if you order only one (25 euros) instead of two if you are two seated at the table, you'll have to pay for two breakfast even if you share it. I did not do save to save money but because we did not want to eat too much ! Not very fair at all... For the rest, that was OK, nice hotel...

I visited Casa Camper Berlin back in the pre-Covid days and was excited to be returning. The hotel is in Mitte, so it is a handy location for a number of attractions, including Museum Island and the Television Tower, and there is an underground station nearby so it is easy to get around the city. The rooms are very good: spacious and light, with well thought-out features that make good use of the space. The bed was very comfortable. My room had a large bath and one of the best showers I’ve ever had in a hotel. However, much to my disappointment the top floor Tentempié is much changed from my previous visit. This used to be where you had breakfast and also (a big selling point) where you could get free snacks and drinks throughout the day. Breakfast is now served in the ground floor cafe and is rather underwhelming, especially compared to the extensive buffet and on-order cooked options that used to be provided. The free snacks are also very minimal, most things now have to be paid for, although there are still free drinks. However, as the room does not have a fridge or tea/coffee making facilities, this doesn’t seem like much of a positive. The staff were very friendly and helpful and I enjoyed my stay, but didn’t feel that the hotel is very good value. For anyone considering staying here I would recommend getting a room only as the breafast isn’t really that good and there are lots of cafes nearby with better options.

Good: great staff. when I arrived, I complained about a faulty showerhead, and they replaced it on the spot. The biggest shower I have ever had. The location is good, near the M1 tram and metro. Fast wifi, clean room. Bad: the breakfast menu which I ordered was very slim compared to temporary visitors. Scrambled egg, toast and thats it. There is no option to open a window in the room. YOu should skip breakfast in the hotel and find some other breakfast nearby restaurant.

I've stayed at Hotel Casa Camper Berlin three or four times before and have always chosen to return based on my overall customer experience, including the hotel's original design aesthetic, room comfort, the breakfast offering and Tentempié bar (complimentary snacks + honesty pay bar) for hotel guests on the 7th floor. Since it opened in the 2010s it's marketed itself as an upmarket design hotel in a hip neighbourhood of Berlin. I've also enjoyed staying at its sister hotel, Casa Camper Barcelona. On my return Casa Camper Berlin this trip (April 2025), "Bar Basta" has opened on the ground floor and is keen to attract the general public - additional revenue no doubt - but apparently at the expense of looking after the hotel's staying guests. This new ground floor restaurant is also where hotel guests must have their breakfast (i.e. no longer on the 7th floor, where it was enjoyable to watch the former friendly kitchen staff cook eggs and pancakes for you). In terms of breakfast now, the Bar Basta breakfast menu for hotel guests is different to the breakfast menu for people walking in off the street - fewer choices for hotel guests - and should be the subject for a separate review! The Bar Basta restaurant team, I am told, now manages the hotel guests' 7th floor "lounge" - this is my third night here and the water machine has been broken on the last two nights, meaning I and other hotel guests can't get fresh filtered drinking water. Last night the coffee machine wasn't working for another guest, so I thought I'd have a tea instead - however, how was I to make tea when the hot water comes via the coffee machine? I haven't seen any staff (hotel or restaurant) here for the last three evenings. Feels like there's something not quite right for Casa Camper hotel guests? You phone downstairs to the ground floor restaurant via a "dedicated phone" where the staff seem too busy serving Bar Basta diners to come and help hotel guests on the 7th floor. Also, there are hardly any snacks and drinks available in the "lounge" anymore without having to - you guessed it - phone downstairs to the ground floor restaurant to order something to be specially made and brought up (menu has disclaimer - these orders may take a while if the restaurant is busy, etc)! On the 7th floor there were only tins of sardines (?!), small jars of sweets, and small bags of potato chips. There are meant to be olives (a sign said so) but they were not to be found. All snacks must be paid for, unlike when I stayed here before. The range of honesty pay bar drinks has also decreased - basic wine, soft drinks and only three bottles of spirits - whereas there used to be a fully stocked bar, making the 7th floor a real place to hang out in during the evening with other guests. Sadly, now, the 7th floor "lounge" feels like a dead space. As I type my review from the "lounge", I watch the odd guest come in, look rather bemused at what they can actually have here, then leave empty handed. They certainly can't get a glass of drinking water right now, that's for sure. Times and businesses change, but I doubt I will want to return here again until hotel guests are better looked after on the food and drink front.

The checkin was efficient and friendly. Our room was ok with lovely firm bed and plenty of space. Very disappointed that there was no tea or coffee making facilities and no fridge. Great shower but cheap smelling body cream and shower gel which made both of skin dry after three days use. Went to the 7th floor lounge to find that complementary snacks have been stopped. When we said they were offered when we booked the staff just looked embarrassed and shrugged. So we made use of the honesty bar paying 5 euros for a bottle of beer. The wine prices were way over the top in our view. Snacks could be purchased but the selection was poor and pricey. We know the brand from experience in Barcelona which is why we and two other couples booked but think the Berlin hotel has had its day sadly.

First the positives. Large room, comfy bed and massive shower. Now the negatives. No fridge in the room which when temps are exceeding 30 deg is not ideal, no replacement water in the room, but biggest issue was the awful breakfast service and quality. This morning my wife and I waited 25 mins for 2 coffees and 2 orange juices. If you stay here don’t pay for a breakfast take it at the many nearby good quality cafes near by. It will be cheaper and a much better experience.